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Author Archives: Hal Swerrisen
HAL SWERISSEN. The New Normal: how we’ll live with Covid-19
The Covid-19 restrictions are painful, but they have worked. Some restrictions will soon be lifted. But what will the ‘new normal’ look like?
Posted in Health
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HAL SWERISSEN. Obesity: individual responsibility isn’t enough
When individual choices cost tax payers $5.2 billion in extra health and welfare services for obesity, the market has failed. When the market fails, it is legitimate for government to act.
Posted in Health, Politics
Tagged Council of Presidents of Medical Colleges, Hal Swerissen, junk foods, sugar drinks, sugar tax
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